The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-01-29
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL NEW 8.


City is in Logan.
Miss Addie Myers still con-
tinucs very sick.
Miss Clara Brehm was in
Logan Thursday.
Harlow Whites property was
appraised on Thursday.
The revival at the M. E.
Church still continues.
Charlie Bowen Of Columbus
was in the city Monday.
Il. w. Merrin, of GAINESVILLE
was in the city Tuesday.
"A new advertisement for Har-
mison & Co., appears in this issue.
Charlie Price is with the Lon
don Clothing Company, of Column
bus.
johnny Brinning raised enough
courage to become member of
the "owls."
Miss Hattie, youngest daughter
of Judge Acker, is hopelessly sick
of consumption.
We are glad to learn that DR..
d. Finney is recovering from hisr
cent severe illness.
Rev. Griffith of Smiths Chapel
is slowly recovering from his at
tack of ApopleXy.
Don't fail to see "Little Muf-
fet's" at the Opera House Wednes-
day evening, Feb. 2.
One Of the finest shows of the
season will be at the Opera House
on Wednesday evening Feb. 2.
The Motherwell Iron and
Steel Co, are compelled to work at
night to keep up with the orders
"A revival of much interest is
in progress at the NJ. E. Church OF
this place. Several accessions are
reported.
Phil Slisher saw the mayor
Monday morning ,and it cost him
$2S.60. Saloon open too late Sat
urday night.
The Presbyterian church held
services each evening this week,
and several were received on pro-
fession of faith.
Cards are. .banished and Dice
boxes are dressed in Grape. This is
just as it should be, and we hope
the ordinance will be enforced.
Dick Culbertson has been
made one of the many "owls;" o.
course he is not prepared to dis
cuss the merits of the organization
Don't forget that Jennie Calet
and her excellent company will
present "Little Mufiet's" to the peo
pie at the Opera House on Wednes
day evening Feb. 2.
will Keynes on retiring from
the position of Deputy Treasurer
on last Saturday received token o.
respect a fine cane. We congratu.
late Will on his popularity.
Episcopal Services, at Grace
Chapel, Sunday Jan. SOth, by Rev
e. NJ. w. Hills. Sermon and holy
Communion at 1890 in the morning
and sermon at Z. in the evening.
ID. w. Friesner formerly of this
place has secured an engagement
with a Minstrel troop in Kentucky
We will insure the company &
good house should the walking be
good enough to justify it in coming
here.
An old ordinance was resur
rected on last Tuesday evening by
the Council by which gaming o.
any kind is prohibited in public
houses. OF course quite a numbe,
of the young men feel at loss fol
something to do.
AT the citizens prohibition
meeting on Wednesday night, The
question was ably discussed by
Bright Hansen and Burgess
affermatively and by o. w. II
Wright and w. p. Price on the
negative. The affirmative lodged
the real question with marked
ability.
The following named persons
will receive pensions under the
late law pensioning the soldiers o.
the Mexican war-viz. Wilford
Stiers of Haydenville, Thomas Kel
ley, J. e. Groghan, Jacob Weiman
and Samuel Stivison of Logan
There may be others, but we have
not learned their names ant
whereabouts.
Quite an enjoyable dance wa
given at McCarthy's Hall on Frida!
evening by Prof. Tennyhill ant
Tide Houston. Notwithstanding